Ex Parte 6357595 et al - Page 14



                Appeal 2006-3236                                                                                
                Inter Partes Reexamination Control No. 95/000,006                                               

                       The figure shows an "edge" drawn as a slanted line between the top of                    
                seating portion 69.4 (where point the package 12 contacts the ridge 69.1)                       
                and the lower corner of the surface 68, instead of a line parallel to the top                   
                and bottom edges of the surface 68 as in Requester's previous Figure 7.                         
                       The Examiner's Answer maintains the rejection and reasoning.                             

                       Issues - claims 1, 2, 5-11, and 16                                                       
                       Based on the contentions of the Patent Owners and the Requester, the                     
                specific issues for claims 1 and 16 are:                                                        

                       Issue (1): Does Brahmbhatt disclose a "second wall surface extending                     
                       upward from an upper edge of said first wall surface, wherein said                       
                       second wall surface is inclined at an angle larger than the angle of said                
                       first wall surface, with respect to the horizontal," as recited in                       
                       claim 1?                                                                                 
                       Issue (2): Does Brahmbhatt disclose a "second wall surface extending                     
                       from said first wall surface in a direction away from said first surface                 
                       of said main body, wherein said second wall surface is inclined at an                    
                       angle larger than the angle of said first wall surface, with respect to                  
                       the horizontal," as recited in claim 16?                                                 
                       Issue (3):  Does Brahmbhatt disclose a "second wall surface . . . to                     
                       limit horizontal movement of the semiconductor integrated circuit                        
                       device," as recited in claims 1 and 16?                                                  





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